Kirsty is an Australian actress, born in Scotland, grew up in South Africa, and now lives in Sydney.

She is an award-winning actress, appearing in numerous international films, including the global award-winning Star Wars short film, A Blaster in the Right Hands, for which she has been nominated for best actress in 2021, won best actress for Rearview, and best-supporting actress Brainless Killers.

Kirsty has also appeared in the Amazon Prime feature film Guilt, and performed in several stage productions

She started off studying veterinary science in South Africa, but discovered her love of acting when she moved to Sydney and landed on the set of Mad Max Fury Road. Since then she has also completed her PhD in Cardiovascular disease and Nutrition at The University of Sydney.

Nicholas has worked in film, television, and theatre in Australia, Scandinavia, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Spain. His first feature film role as the lead in Rolf De Heer’s acclaimed Bad Boy Bubby won him the Australian Film Industry Award for Best Actor.

More recently he has been seen as an ethereal doctor in Storm Ashwood’s debut feature The School, as an aristocrat in Foxtel’s Picnic at Hanging Rock, and a modern-day vampire in Erin Goode’s Jade of Death, for which he won Best Actor at the Denver Series-Fest 2018. He played the potential villain in Zanny Begg’s The Beehive, an eccentric spaceman in Kurt Martin’s Moon Rock for Monday, and a frustrated nuclear scientist in Peter Duncan’s Operation Buffalo for the ABC.

He will also be seen as Judge Eisenmanger in Leah Purcell’s debut feature The Drover’s Wife, and he provides the invisible voice for Ambience Entertainment’s Random And Whacky Children’s Television series.

Nicholas was awarded a PhD in Performance Studies in 2011. He has been a proud member of MEAA Equity since 1988.

Ella Scott Lynch is an Australian actress who was born in Sydney, Australia, and has performed in renowned film, television, and theatre productions both locally and internationally. She is also an accomplished writer.

Ella is best known for her roles in Love Child, as well as the iconic Australian medical drama All Saints. She has also made appearances in other productions such as Upright and Doctor Doctor.

She appeared in the iconic Australian Underbelly series as gangland lawyer Nicola Gobbo, starring in three adaptations of the series including Underbelly, Chopper: The Untold Story, and Informer 3838.

Anthony Brandon Wong is an international multi-award-winning and nominated actor. He was part of the cast for the 2021 Emmy award-winning series, First Day and his film credits include The Matrix Reloaded, The Matrix Revolutions, The Invisible Man, Haywire, Guns, Girls and Gambling, Flight of the Phoenix, Sequin in a Blue Room, Thicker than Water, Floating Life and Crooked Business.

He has won 3 Equity Ensemble Awards for his portrayal of Danny Law in 3 seasons of The Family Law, was a series regular on Maximum Choppage, and the US series Samurai Girl. His other TV credits include The Unit, NCIS, Hemingway & Gellhorn, Glee, Hawaii Five-0, Nowhere Boys, Olivia: Hopelessly Devoted to You, Reef Break, The Commons, Newton’s Law, Winter, Pulse, Mask of the Ninja, All Saints, The Alice, Xena Warrior Princess, Spellbinder 2, Home and Away, Stingers, Water Rats, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Jumping Ship, and First Day.

Anthony’s stage credits include more than 30 productions at many of Australia’s renowned companies, including Sydney Theatre Company, Melbourne Theatre Company, Victorian Arts Centre, and Malthouse Theatre. He won the Victorian Green Room Best Actor Award for Sex Diary of an Infidel. Anthony is also an accomplished acting teacher who has trained many of Australia’s acclaimed actors.

Following his studies at the National Institute of Dramatic Arts, in Sydney, Andy has worked as an international actor in film, television, and theatre for the last 20 years. He is best known for his roles in Event Zero, Osiris Child, and as the lead in two award-winning Australian feature films, Black Water and The Tunnel. He has also appeared in the 6-part miniseries Doves of War, the award winning Australian tele-movie Saved, for SBS television, and had ongoing roles in popular Australian TV series including Blue Heelers, Stingers, and the ABC political thriller, The Code.

Andy has also worked extensively in the Australian theatre scene, including performances in Three Days of Rain, The Cherry Orchard, and Macbeth for the Sydney Theatre Company, The Lieutenant of Inishmore, and Gethsemane for the Belvior Street Company B and Mr Bailey’s Minder and Speaking in Tongues for Australia’s Griffin Theatre Company. He is now following his passion as a therapist in Sydney.

Martin has been acting professionally on stage and screen for 30 years now. His roles have included leads in musicals such as How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying & Little Miss Sunshine. He’s performed at The Darlinghurst Theatre in Blue Surge and various times with The Australian Shakespeare Co at The Botanic Gardens in Wind in the Willows. Several of his Shakespearean roles include Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night, Prospero in The Tempest, & Paris in Romeo & Juliet.

On screen Martin has appeared in The Matrix, Mabo, Soft Fruit, Iron Sky, Scappelle , Home & Away, Young Lions , Water Rats & Rake.

Martin is about to perform the role of Roo in Summer of The Seventeenth Doll at The Genesian Theatre Co.